Quote from: Blitzboy on June 19, 2024, 06:59:25 PM

With Mbappe out of the picture, Ligue 1 is suddenly wide open. PSG, they're still strong, nobody's denying that. They are not, however, invincible. Last season, that was evident. They will have to make adjustments without Mbappe. They can, of course, always afford to buy their way out of any situation. Chemistry matters. Team spirit matters. You cant just purchase that overnight.

So, for the other teams, this is their chance. They can rise up, take on PSG, and bring excitement back to Ligue 1. Folks, that is what we want. Competition. Drama. A real race to the finish line. This season, anything can happen.

Mbappe has been a star who has indeed had a huge influence on PSG attack, but I don't think losing Mbappe at this time will make PSG weak in ligue 1, agree or not but even without Mbappe in my opinion, PSG will still dominate ligue 1 later, Mbappe has been with PSG for almost 6 years, but hasn't PSG dominated Ligue 1 even before Mbappe became a PSG player?
Losing Mbappe may only affect PSG's performance in the Champions League but not Ligue 1, because indeed the quality of the squad owned by PSG is currently far above the squad of other team players in Ligue 1 today.

The financial strength possessed by PSG will of course make it easier for them to recruit other star players as Mbappe replacement later, currently they just need to find the right players to be able to return to have a very reliable attacking line later, in my opinion, whoever will replace Mbappe at PSG can certainly be sure that he will also be able to become a star in ligue 1, because I am quite sure if there are no other strikers who is indeed supported by players who are better than those currently owned by PSG.